Agentic AI and the SA cloud paradox
SA's cloud market is set to double by 2029, but CFOs face dollar-denominated costs and rand volatility.
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Killing ransomware from inside the kernel: writing the response engine for an eBPF monitor in Rust
TL;DR In part 1 I showed how an eBPF monitor catches ransomware behavior: hook execve / openat / unlink / mkdir , stream events to userspace, score a 1-second sliding window per PID.
- Rust-written response engine terminates suspicious processes efficiently.
- Two race conditions mitigated: kill on verdict, PID reuse.
- Auto-kill logs timestamp, PID, command name, termination status.
Your Pixel phone might soon know exactly when to activate its anti-motion-sickness feature
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The 2026 MacBook Air is $150 off ahead of Prime Day and comes with free bonuses
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My hacktoberfest journey 2026
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The Mystery of the Infinite Loop
There is something strangely beautiful about a loop. You start somewhere. You do something. You arrive at the end. And somehow, the end takes you back to the beginning.
- An infinite loop occurs when code runs continuously without stopping.
- Loops are intentional and found in everyday life and programming.
- Infinite loops can be bugs or intentional, depending on the context.